Catalogue of the American and foreign, gold, silver and copper coins, medals, and paper money : Contained in the collections of A.H.Funke, of New York City, and the late Robert Halstead, also of New York. [01/28/1911]

AUCTION SALE

OF

COINS, MEDALS and
PAPER MONEY.

156™ SALE.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 28th, 1911.

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AT HALF F»AST ONE O’CLOCK AT

14 East Twenty-third Street.

BY LYMAN H. LOW.

C O N I1 K N T S .

American & Foreign Medals. 221-29, 428-46.
Ancient. 218, 487-95.

Base Coins. 198-203, 205, 460-63.

Card Money. 319-20.

Canada. 207-08, 463-64.

China. 232-45, 478-86.

Coins from the Far Fast. 230-56.

Colonial notes. 307-18.

Denver Gold. 263.

Embossed cards. 322.

Encased postage stamps. 74, 75, 321.
Fractional Currency. 324-39.

Foreign Dollars. 78-166, 447-51, 502-08.
Silver below Dollar. 167-97, 452-59.
Gold. 15-37, 267, 268.

Copper. 204, 206-17, 255 ’56, 463-77.
Hard Times Tokens. 73, 292-302.

Japan. 246-55.

Java. 231.

Marriage Medals. 131, 159, 382, 406, 436.
Masonic Medals. 442.

Napoleon Medals. 348-427.

Paper Money. 307-47.

Politicals. 437-40.

Poor and holed. 219-20.

Proof set. 291.

Religious, School and Temperance. 229, 444.

Siam. 230.

Store Cards. 303-04.

War Medals. 223, 225, 226, 443.

War Tokens. 76, 77, 305-06.

United States.

Colonials. 38, 269-76.

Half Cents. 39, 277-80.

Cents. 40-56.

Small Cents. 56.

Two Cents. 58.

Trimes. 59, 60, 281-82.

Half Dimes. 59, 61, 283-85.

Dimes. 59, 61, 286-89, 501.
Twenty Cents. 59.

Quarter Dols. 62, 63, 290.

Half Dols. 64, 65, 496.

Dols. 66-72, 497, 98, 500.

Gold. 1-14, 257-66, 499.

SALE COMMENCES AT HALF PAST ONE O’CLOCK.

CATALOGUE

of the

AMERICAN and FOREIGN,

GOLD, SILVER and COPPER COINS, MEDALS and

PAPER MONEY

Contained in the Collections of

A. H. FUNKE, of NEW YORK CITY,

and the

LATE ROBERT HALSTEAD,

also of New York.

ONE HUNDRED AND Ff FTY=S!XTH SALE

Which will be Sold by Public Auction, Without Reserve, at

14 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET,

Saturday Afternoon, January 28th, 1911,

AT HALF PAST ONE O’CLOCK,

DANIEL R. KENNEDY, Auctioneer.

Coins, Etc., will be on Exhibition from lO Jk. M. to / P. M.

CATALOGUED BY

LYMAN H. LOW,

14 EAST 23d STREET,

(Telephone 3772 Graiviercy)

NEW YORK. N. Y.

“MONETA, NEW YORK.”

REGISTERED CABLE ADDESS

THE SIZE OF

COINS AND MEDALS

(The closing number or that following name of coin)

in this Catalogue, is given in Millimeters.

ABBREVIATIONS USED.

Al.

Aluminum.

1.

left.

std.

seated.

JE

Copper.

m. m.

mint mark.

setd.

AR

Silver.

mon.

monogram.

shld.

shield.

B.

Brass.

mtd.

mounted.

sim.

similar.

bet.

between.

n. d.

no date.

stdg.

standing.

bril.

brilliant.

0.

Obverse.

supl.

supplement.

CS.

Counterstamped.

Obv.

sup.

supported.

Cwn.

Crown.

PF.

Proof.

suptd.

cwnd.

crowned.

Pfct.

Perfect.

unc.

uncirculated.

dbl.

double

r.

right.

V.

very.

dif.

do.

different.

ditto.

n

Rev

Reverse.

var

variety.

varieties.

E.

Extra.

Rl.

Reals.

W. m.

White metal.

F.

Fine.

Rls.

wrth.

wreath.

G.

Good.

sep.

separate.

* Unassorted

Ins.

inscription.

separating.

Copies of this Catalogue, giving prices realized, neatly executed in red
ink, 50c cents. Cash with order. Acquaint yourself with the prevailing
rates for coins, etc.

Coins and Medals are sold at so much per piece. Kindly make your
bids accordingly. Do not bid by the lot. If a lot contains 10 pieces and
you desire to offer $2.00 for it, make your bid 20c.

My terms for buying are 10 per cent.

Auction Sales are strictly for cash. Parties unknown to me must send
a deposit covering at least 25 per cent, of their bids, otherwise they will not
be accepted.

My ratings of the condition of Coins and Medals, and the state-
ments made in my Catalogues as to their rarity, etc, are to be distinct-
ly understood as based on my personal judgment, formed after an ex-
perience of twenty-seven years as a dealer.

Gradings of Coins or of lots, in other catalogues, should be credit-
ed to those who compile them, and their interpretations of this very
important factor, should be valued according to whatever experience
they may have had, the knowledge acquired, and their integrity of
purpose.

LYMAN H. LOW.

JANUARY 1911.

CATALOGUE

Gold Coins

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United States. 179 9 Eagle ($10.) Fine.

1810 Half Eagle ($5.) Large date. Very fine.

1852 Dollar. Extra fine.

18 55 Dollar. Fine.

185 5 Dollar, quite as last.

1864 Half Dol. Liberty head, 13 stars. R HALF | DOLLAR | 1864
within wreath; 6 ptd. star at opening. Unc. brilliant.

1864 Quarter Dol. Liberty head. 15 stars. Also small letter be-
low, blurred. R 44 (in shield) | DOLLAR | 1864, within wreath.
Octagonal. Unc. brilliant.

1865 Quarter Dol. Liberty head, 14 stars. R 44 | DOLLAR | 1865,
within wreath, widely spaced at top. Unc., brill.

1871 Quarter Dol. Stocky head; 13 stars. R 44 | DOLLAR | CAL.
within wreath. Ex. fine.

1871 Half Dol. Liberty head; 10 five-pointed stars. R y2 | DOL-
LAR | 1871 Wreath. V. fine.

1873 Quar. Eagle, ($2.50) Fine.

1875 Half Dol. Indian head. 13 five-pointed stars. R y2 \ DOL-
LAR | CAL. Wreath. V. fine.

1876 Quarter Dols. 187 6 Indian head. Round and octagonal. Unc.
187 6 Half Dols. Indian head, as last. Round and octagonal. Unc.
Mexico. Maximilian 1866 2 0 Pesos. Mo. mint. Head r. R IM-
PERIO MEX1CANO. Cwnd arms suptd. Ex. fine.

Brazil. Maria and Peter, 1779 Half Dobra (6400 Reis) Busts r.
R below for Rio Janeiro. R Arms of Portugal cwnd. Type illus-
trated in Fon. 8427. Very fine. 9 dwts. 6 grs.

England. Chas. II, 1683 Five Guineas. Bust r. R Cwnd shields
in cross form. Edge, ANNO. REGNI. TRICESIMO. QVINTO. (the
regnal year of the king) Nearly fine.

France. Louis XVI, 17 86 Dol. Louis d’or. La Rochelle mint.
Bust l. by DuVivier. R Bourbon and Nevarre arms, in sep. shields,
cwnd. Fine.

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Nap. I, 1810 40 Francs. Laur. head l. by Droz. R Value within
wreath, date below. W for Lille mint, closed 1858. Nearly fine.
1815 (March 20th to June 20th) “The hundred days” reign. 20
Fes. Paris mint. Type as last. An interesting coin, in good con-
dition.

Second Republic, 1849 20 Fes. Paris mint. Genius inscribing tab-
let. R Value, date, wreath. The usual edge inscription, now in
relief. Very good.

Spain. Chas. IV, 17 93 Scudo. Madrid. MF. Bust r. R Cwnd
arms, Order chain, etc. Abt. fine.

Portugal. Jos. I, 1773 Half Johannes, commonly termed the Half
JOE. A coin widely and popularly known. Bust r. R Cwnd arms.
Ex. fine. 9 dwts. 8 grs.

Sweden. Oscar II, 187 7 10 Kroner. Head r. R Arms on mantle
draped from crown. Ex. fine.

Baden. Fred. 187 7 5 Marks. Head. Below, G. for Karlsruhe
mint. R Arms of the German Empire. Abt. fine.

Bavaria. Louis II, 187 7 5 Marks. Type of preceding, with D for
Munich mint, since 1872. Fine.

Nuremberg. 15-23 Ducat. St. Laurentius stdg. R Eagle with N
on breast. Fine. 2 dwts. 3 grs. 23.

15-3 6 Another, type as last, without N on eagle. Ex. fine. 2 dwts.
3 grs. 24.

German Empire. Wm. 1877 5 Marks. Head r., B below, mintmark
of Hanover since 187 2. Ex. fine.

1877 Another as last, with C for Frankfort a/M, established 1872.
Ex. fine.

Wurtemberg. Karl, 187 7 5 Marks. Head r., F below for Stuttgart,
established 1873. Fine.

1878 5 Marks as last, excepting date. Fine.

Hungary. Fran. Jos. 1870 20 Francs. Head r., below, GY. F. for
Gyula Fehervar, Carlsburg mint. V. fine.

Italy. Nap. I, 1812 4 0 Lire. Milan mint. Head l. R Italian
arms on eagle of France, backed by mantle draped from crown.
Fine.

Russia. 1 835 3 Roubles in Platinum, St. P. mint. Dbl. eagle. R
Value, date, etc. V. good, far more precious than gold.

1866 Alex. II, 1866 5 Roubles. St. P. mint. Dbl. eagle, below,
H — I. Unc. 4 dwts. 5 grs.

FOREIGN GOLD

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>0 36 Turkey. 1223, 30th yr. — 1836 5 Grusch. Toghra. R Struck at
Constantinople, etc. in Arabic. Fine, though a trifle bent. 13.

37 Fgypt. Abd-el-Aziz, 1861-76 106 Grusch, 5th yr. — 1866. Toghra,
flower, value below. Possibly a pattern. Fine, though holed near
edge. 5 dwr.s. 12 grs.

UNITED STATES.

/ 38 Colonial Cents. 1786 New Jersey, 1787 Conn. Fugio, Massachu-

setts. 1788 Mass. Poor, fair and good.

£>0 39 Half Cents. 1834 Good. 1835 Unc. red. 1853 Good.

f 40 Cents. 1794 ’97 (2) 1806 ’07 Poor to v. fair.

41 179 8 Small date; plain border. 9 berries in wreath. V. fair, rev.

good.

/'T’42 1801 1/000 Very fair, about good. A scarce Cent.

/ tT~43 1802 ’03 Both with small 1/100. Very good.

q'Js 44 1803 Small fraction; heavy break in die at border, below curl of

hair and 18 of date. Obv. fine, rev. not quite its equal.

45 1805 Last figure of date, double cut. Good.

46 1808 ’10 (2) ’12 ’13 ’14 Mostly very fair.

/ 47 1816 ’17 (15 stars) ’18 ’19 Very good.

£~48 1820 Over ’19. ’21 ’26 ’27 ’28 Very fair.

49 1822 ’24 Over ’22 and pfct. date. V. good and about fine.

50 1825 ’27 ’28 (small date) ’29 Good.

51 1830-35 ’38 Good to fine.

52 1837 Beaded hair cord. ’39 Booby head. Both very fine.

53 1840-49 Good to about fine.

54 1850 ’52 ’53 ’54 (2 vars.) ’55 ’56 ’57 (small and large dates) Very
good to fine.

55 1851 Over ’81, error. Fine, obv. brightened.

56 The remainder of the Cents, 1817-5 4 Unassorted. Mostly poor and
fair.

57 Small Cents. 1857 ’61 ’62 ’63 ’73 ’76 ’90 ’93. Fine to unc.

58 Two Cents. 1864 ’65 (3) ’66 ’67 (2) ’68 (2) ’69 (2) ’70 ’71 ’72
Fine and ex. fine.

59 Trime 1858. Plalf Dime 1862. Dimes 1814 ’20. Twenty Cents
1875. Fair, good and fine.

60 Trime 18 64 Pi oof. Very rare.

1 U 61 Half Dime and Dime 1864 Proofs. Rare.

62 Quarter Dols. 1864 Proof, a little tarnished.

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1893 Isabel Columbian. Uncirculated.

Half Dols. 1806 Pointed 6. 1821 ’24 Good to about fine.

1864 Proof, slightly impaired.

Dollars. 179 5 Head type. 2 leaves below eagle’s wings. 17 ber-
ries in wreath. Initials scratched on head, otherwise good.

17 95 As last. 19 berries in wreath. Very fair.

1799 About fine.

1800 Very good.

1800 Holed through Liberty. Very fair.

1864 Proof, slightly tarnished.

187 8 Eight feathers in eagle’s tail. Uncirculated.

Hard Times Tokens. Female heads, ships, Jackson in treasure
chest, etc. All in Low. Mostly good and fine.

Encased Postage Stamps. J. Gault, etc. incuse. R A 10c stamp.
Fine.

Drake’s Plantation Bitters, etc. R A 1/ Stamp. V. fine.

War Tokens. Merchants names. Mostly very fine. Unassorted.

— Devices. Heads of Washington, Franklin, Jackson, McClellan,
flags, monitors, Liberty heads, etc. Many v. fine. Unassorted.

Foreign Crowns, Thalers and other pieces of the

Dollar Size.

Haiti. 18 82 Gourde. Female head in hood. Abt. fine.

Mexico. Phil. II (?) 8 Rls. Cob style. Ferd. VII, 1818 8 Rls.
Good.

Republic. 1868 Mo. 8 Rls. Liberty cap type. 1871 do Balance
type. Go. mint. 1874 do. Liberty cap resumed. Fine and ex. fine.
Maximilian 18 66 Peso, Mo. mint. Republic resumed, 187 4 8 Rls.
Zs. mint. 1877 do Go. mint. Good to about fine.

Max. 1866 Pesos, Mo. and Pi. mints. V. good.

U. S. Colombia. 1864 Peso, Bogota mint. Arms. R Value, date,
wreath. Very fine.

Bolivia. 1851 8 Slds. Bust of Bolivar. R Llamas and tree. About
fine.

Peru. 1865 Sol. Arms. R Liberty setd. Chili. 187 5 Peso. Very
good.

England. Geo. II, 17 4 3 Crown. Bust. R Arms shields in cross
form, roses in angles. V. good.

FOREIGN SILVER

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> 87 Victoria. 1887 Crown, Jubilee type, Boehm’s portrait. 1893 Crown,

with IND. IMP. added to title; bust by Brock. Fine and ex. fine. 2

©88 Sweden. Oscar, 1844 1 Rd. Specie. R Arms suptd., Value and

date below. Fine. 1

> 89 Chas. XV, 1862 4 Rd. Riksm. type of last. Very good. 1

? 90 Schlesw. Holst. Chrs. VII, 17-87 1 Specie. Brabant, Phil. IV, 16-3 3

Ecu. Cross. R Cwnd arms. Fair. 2

|T~91 Campen. Belgian Conf. 16-81 Lion Dollar. Armored figure stdg.

behind lion in shield. Good, a rude coinage at best. 1

7 92 Daventer. 167 2, when besieged and taken by the Bishops of Muns-
ter and Cologne. 50 Stuivers. Cwnd arms. R Plain. V. good.
Lozenge form, 35x35. 1

0 93 Netherlands. Wm. II, 1848 2 % Guld. Head l. R Cwnd arms sep.

date. V. good. 1

>94 Wm. Ill, 1871 21/z Guld. Head r. otherwise as last. Unc., light

nicks. 1

©95 Belgium. Leop. I, 1835 5 Fes. Laur. head. R Value, date, wrth.

Very good. 1

36 1873 Leop. II, 1873 5 Fes. As last, bare head. Ex. fine. 1

: 97 France. Louis XV, 17 69 Ecu, Pau mint (a cow) discontinued 17 94,

V. fair. Louis XVI, 1788 do Bayonne mint, closed 1837. V. good. 2

5~98 1st Rep. 17 93 6 Livres. Genius. R Value, wreath. Fair. 1

99 Nap. I, 1811 ’12 5 Fes. Laur. head. R Value, wreath. V. fair. 2

100 Louis XVIII, 1817, Chas. X, 1826 5 Fes. V. fair. 1

: '1-01 2d Rep. 1849 5 Fes. Hercules tyre. V. good. Louis-Nap. Bo-
naparte, 185 2 5 Fes. Good. 2

102 Spain. Rep. 187 0 5 Pesetas. Cwnd arms. R Spain reclining.

Ex. fine. 1

"103 Amadeus, 1871, Alf. XIII, 1888 5 Pesetas. Good and fine. 2

104 Anhalt. Alex. Chas. 1855 Thlr. “Blessing of the Anhalt mines”

Bear walking on turreted wall. V. fine. 1

105 Baden. Louis, 1830 Thlr. of 100 Krzr. Head and arms. Good. 1

106 Bavaria. Max. Jos. 17-5 7 Thlr. Bust. R Cwnd arms suptd. 1765,

’68 Thlrs. Madonna on rev. the last has A below bust, for Am-
berg mint. All about good. 3

107 Louis II, 1871 Victory Thlr. R Female setd. Fine. 1

108 Otto, 1891 5 Marks. Head. R Arms of the German Empire. Ex.
fine.

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Bremen. 1863 “Em Thaler Gold” on the semi-centennial anni-
versary of the Liberation of Germany. Arms suptd. R Inscrip-
tion. Fine.

1871 Thlr. type of last. R Inscription referring to Peace conclu-
sions, signed at Frankfort, May 10th. Unc.

Two more, precisely as last. Extremely fine.

Brunswick-Lun. Geo., with English titles. 17-23 Thlr. Claus-
thal mint. Arms suptd. R St. Andrew with his cross. Atkins
p. 38 # 134. V. good.

Wm. 185 6 Dbl. Thlr. on the 25th yr. of his reign. Bust. R
Cwnd arms, inscription and date below, all within olive wreath.
About fine.

Frankfort a/M. 17 64 Convention Thlr. Eagle. R NOMEN
DOMINI etc. Cross. V. good.

1841 Dbl. Thlr. Eagle. R Value, date, oak wreath. Good.

1841 Dbl. Thlr. View of city and river Main. V. good.

1843 Dbl. Thlr. Precisely as last.

1848 Dbl. Gulden. Dbl. Eagle. Constituent Assembly. R John
of Austria, elected Administrator. V. fine.

1849 Dbl. Gulden, on Goethe’s Centnl. Birthday. Eagle. R Ins.
in wreath. Edge dent, otherwise v. fine.

185 9 Thlr. on Schiller’s Centnl. Birthday. Eagle. R Inscription.
V. fine, a little stained.

1860 Thlr. Female bust. R Eagle. Extra fine.

1861 Dbl. Thlr. Type as last. Fine.

1862 Thlr. on the German Marksmen’s Festival. Eagle. R Ger-
mania stdg. Very fine.

1863 Princes’ Day Thlr. View of bldg, called “Romer” Ex. fine.
1866 Dbl. Thlr. Precise type of lot 121. Fine.

German Empire. Wm. 1876 5 Marks. Head. R Arms of Bran-
denburg-Ansbach, on the Prussian eagle, in shield within Order
chain on larger cwnd eagle. Good.

Wm. II, 1 888 5 Marks. Genl. type of last. Ex. fine.

189 2 5 Marks. Similar to preceding; the Brandenburg shield re-
duced, and Order chain encircles the larger eagle’s neck. Fine.
1893 5 Marks, precisely as last. Extremely fine.

189 4 Another as last. Uncirculated, delicate picks.

New Gotha. Ernst the Pius, 1671 Marriage Thlr. Bride and
groom stdg., join right hands, dove descending bet. them. Ex.
.GOTHA. 1671. R Furcht Gott I etc. in 12 lines, ending ABK,

FOREIGN SILVER

for Ant. Bernhard Koburger, Mintmaster in Eisleben, 1667-80.
Fine and rare. 4 6.

£ 132 Hanover. Wm. IV, 18-34 Thlr. Head and arms. Good.

^ 133 Geo. V, 18-61 Thlr. Heac^. R Cwnd arms suptd. Ex. fine.
c 134 18-62 Thlr., quite as last. Very fine.

0 135 Hesse-Darmstadt. Louis II, 1840 Dbl. Thlr. Head. R Vale,
date, oak wreath. Very good.

136 1841 Dbl. Thlr., as last. Very good.

137 — Cassel. Fred. Wm. 18-55 Dbl. Thlr. C. P. on truncation for
Carl Pfeuffer, Berlin engraver. R Arms on mantle draped from
crown. Fine.

( 138 Lubeck. 173 8 ’52 ’5 8 3 2 Shilling pcs. City arms. R Imperial
arms. Good to fine.

'0139 Reuss-Greiz. Hy. XX, 185 8 Thlr. Head. R Arms on mantle
draped from crown. Fine; scarce.

140 Prussia. Fred, the Gt. 17B70 Thlr. Head. R Eagle on trophy,
also 17A85 same type. Good.

140 Prussia. Fred, the Gt. 17-7 0 Thlr. Head. R Eagle on trophy,
also 17-85 same type. Good.

■L2141 Fred. Wm. II, 1792, Fred. Wm. II, 1802 ’13 (2 types) Thlrs.
Good.

7^-142 Fred. Wm. Ill, 1820 Thlr. Military bust. Fred. Wm. IV, 1841

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Thlr. Product of the Mansfeld mine. Very good.

143 18-41 Dbl. Thlr. Head. R Arms on mantle draped from crown.

Very good.

■^0 144 18-50 Dbl. Thlr. as last. Nearly fine.

£7~145 1852 ’56 Thlrs., from the Mansfeld mine. Fine and v. fine.

14 6 Wilhelm, 1861 Coronation Thlr. Busts of the king and queen.
R W-R-A-R-W-R-A-G- around eagle. Extremely fine.

1^7147 1861 Thlrs. as last. Fine and ex. fine.

14 8 18 61 Thlr. Head. R Eagle. Extremely fine.

' '149 1862 Dividend Thlr. Mansfeld mine. Good.

150 1866 Thlr. Laur. head. Uncirculated.

151 1871 Thlr. Bare head. Good.

152 1871 Victory Thlr. Bare head. R Germania setd. Unc.

153 Saxony. Middle Weimer. Jno. Ernst and his 7 bros. 16-15 Thlr.
4 busts on either side. Good.

154 The Kingdom. Fred. Aug. II, 1841 Dbl. Thlr. Head. R K. S.
BERGAKADEMIE ZU FREIBERG. Within wreath, DEM 1

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FLEISSE, crossed hammers below. Mining Academy of Freiberg.
Fine and very rare, quoted at 100 Marks.

18-54 Dbl. Thlr. yr. of bis death. Head. R Arms on mantle
draped from crown. Very good.

Waldeck. Fred., 1810 Convention Thlr. Arms of Waldeck and
Pyrmont, within wreath. R VIRTUTE VIAM DIMETIAR. Fine
and rare, quoted 30 Marks.

Wurtemberg. Chas. 1876 5 Marks. Head and arms. Good.
Austria. M. Theresa, 1780 “Levant Thaler’’ also known as the
Maria Theresa Dollar. Bust r., below, S. F. for Anton Schabel
(Fecit) Engraver in Vienna and Venice, 1765-97. For a period
of 130 yrs. this piece, without the slightest visible change in the
dies, date or die cutter’s initials, has been in constant circula-
tion, an unparalelled record in modern days. An act of 1892 sus-
tained the coin and provided for its continuance. The average
annual coinage, for the 5 yrs. ending 1908, was 3,057,573 pieces.
Unc.

Fran. Jos., 1854 Dbl. Gulden on his marriage, Ap. 24. Busts.
R Scene of ceremony. Nearly fine.

1859 Union Thlr. Head. R Dbl. eagle. Ex. fine.

Basel. 1879 Shooting Festival, 5 Fes. Shield of Basel, within
circle of 22 escutcheons. Fine.

Italy. Nap. 18 08 5 Lire. Head. R Arms on mantle. 1811 do,
smaller letters in legends. Both Milan mint. Good.

Lombardy- Venice. Fran. 1819 Thlr. Bust, E below for Karls-
berg mint in Transylvania. Sardinia. Chas. Felix, 18 27 5 Lire.
Sicily. Ferd. II, 1853 Piastre of 100 Grani. Good and v. good.
Russia. 1S37 Rouble, St. P. mint. Dbl. eagle. R Value, wreath.
Unc., brilliant.

Turkey. Selim III, 1203, 11 th yr. — 1799 Billon Gersch. Toghra.
V. good. 42.

Hongkong. Victoria, 186 8 Dollar. Head in coronet. Abt. fine.

Silver Coins Below Dollar Size.

Florins, Rupees, Half Cutis, etc. Canada 1871, Haiti 188 2, Mex-
ico 1784-1866. Good to fine.

Mexico 1866 ’72. Costa Rica 1887. England 1689. Good to ex.
fine.

England 1818, ’26 ’44 ’55. Good.

FOREIGN SILVER

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170 — Florins, 1856 ’58 ’64. Good to fine. 3

171 — 1895 2 Shil. and Hlf. Cwn. Uncirculated. 2

172 Denmark 1876. Bavaria 1856. Brunswick-L. 1800 ( % Thlr.)

Hungary 1869. Good to v. fine. 4

3 Austria 1859. Ger. East Africa 1890. British India 1862. V.

good and fine. 3

/c 1^4 4 Rls. 1000 Reis, etc. Mexico 1863. Brazil 1852. Bremen 1654,

1859 Good to ex. fine. 4

175 Lubeck 1731. Mecklenburg-Sch. 1774. Venice 1802. Good to

fine. 3

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2 Fes. 2 Marks, etc. Holland 1847. Belgium 1887. France
1871. Spam 1870. V. good to ex. fine.

Germany 1876, 1888 (2 of Fred.) 1893. 2 Mark pcs. V. fine

and unc.

Shillings, etc. Canada 187 4, 1902. Norway 1877. Germany 1891
’93. 2 uncirculated.

England. 1817 ’26 ’40 ’42 ’49 ’57 ’61 Shillings. Good to fine.

— Others. 1865 ’68 ’72 With die numbers above date. 1891 ’93
’9 5 Shillings. Good to ex. fine.

Francs, Lira, etc. Canada 1858. Haiti 1881. Belgium 1880 (50
yrs.) 1886. Italy 1863. Fine to unc.

Belgium 1844. France 1856 ’60. Spain 1863 ’69. Baden 1849.
Good to fine.

Italy 1863. Papal 1866 ’67. Russia 1764. Greece 1868 ’73.
Congo 1891. Very good to about fine.

2 Rls., y3 Thlrs. etc. Mexico 1772 ’89 1853. Peru 1828. Nor-
way 18-02. Fair to about fine.

Spain 1717. Hanover 1826. Saxony 1717. Hungary 1743, and
an Indian Rupee of Native state. Good to fine.

Sixp. Hlf. Lira etc. Brazil, England, Norway, Sweden, Germany,
Italy, Papal, Sardinia, Roumania, etc. Ex. fine and unc.

Others, Haiti, Mexico (2) Chile, England (5) Sweden, India. Va-
rying. Good to unc.

France (5) Spain (2) Germany, Switzerland (2) Sardinia, Papal.
Good to v. fine.

Size of 5c and above. Canada (5) Cordova, England (6) 1766-
1902. Mostly late. Many fine.

France (4) Spain (2) Germany, Italy, Papal, Siam, etc. Many

fine.

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Special selections. Mexico. Chas. and Joanna. Real. K. I. cwnd.
M-o-L posed through the 2 large letters. R P LV S through pil-
lars in sea. About fine and I believe as choice as I have seen.

Dan. W. I. Chris. VI, 1740 XII Sk. Monogram. R Ship. Good. 2
England. 1696 6d. Denmark 1608 8 Sk. France 1791 15 Sols.
Portugal 100 Reis. Poland (15)97 3 Gros. 1662 Gros. Fair to

very good. 5

Brunswick-L. 1677-1789 2, 4 and 6 M. Gros. and 1/6 Thlr. Good
to ex. fine. 7

Bremen, Gustrow, Hungary, Spire, Stettin, etc. Early, 15th cen-
tury to 1770. Good to v. fine. 16-26. 7

Russia. Peter the Gt. 1705 (in Russian) Grivna, and varying 5,

10, 15 and 2 0 Kopecks, up to 1861. Mostly very fine. 22

Russian Poland. 1832 15 Kopecks, I Zloty. Unc. Rare. 20. 1

England. 1790 Pattern Sixp. G. R. in script, linked and cwnd.

R BRITANNIA and date in legend. Britannia setd. Milled edge.
Spink-Montague # 632. V. good. Rare. 1

Base or billon coins. Scandinavian and German, chiefly of the
latter. 17th and 18th centuries. The larger sizes grouped, oth-
erwise unassorted. Fair to very good, some fine. Sizes 22-30. 33

Smaller sizes of the preceding class. Many good or fine. Unas-
sorted. 14-22. 46

19th Century, class of the preceding, including a few nickel pcs.

A Selection of the larger sort. Fair (a few) to fine. Unassorted.
20-32. 41

A selection of the smaller kind. Fair to fine, least of first. Un-
assorted. 12-21. 65

Another, the equal of the preceding. 12-21. 65

Base coins of Turkey. Mahmud II, 1*^08-39. Various yrs and siz-
es, with the larger ones prevailing. Including a few of Egypt.
Many fine. 13-39. 17

Uncirculated Copper and Nickel Coins. Mexico, England, Belgi-
um, Spain, Germany, Austria, Russia. 1816-9 6 A very choice lot. 35
Uncirculated Base Coins. Denmark, Holland, German states and
cities, Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, Venice, etc. 17 97-187 2. 3

dups. 14-27. 34

Current, exchangeable Foreign Copper and Nickel Coins, face val-
ue, about 85c Good to unc. Unassorted. 74

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Unassorted, though many dates and varieties.

Canada. 1808-12 Wellington’s Peninsula campaign. 1837 Bank
of Montreal Penny. Both v. fine.

Upper and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. Mostly
good and very good. Farthing to Penny.

West Indies, Mexico, So. America, England (the most) and colo-
nies. Farthing to Twopence. Fair (a few) to v. fine.

Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Holland, Belgium. 18th and 19th
centuries. Mostly good, some fine, some uncommon.

France, Spain, German States. The last embraces the larger
class. 18th and 19th centuries. Many good to fine.

German States, mostly of the 19th century. 1 and 2 Pfgs. Krzrs.
Good to fine.

Austria. M. Theresa, 1760 to Fran. Jos., 1860. % , Yz , 1, 2, 4,

6, 15 and 30 Krzrs. Switzerland, Lombardy-Venice, etc. V. good
to fine. Many large.

Hungary. Fran. Ragoczy, 17-05 20 Poltura. 17-06 10 do. Both
fine and uncommon. 36, 32.

M. Theresa, 17 63 Poltura, 17 65 Yz Greschl. Fran. Jos. 1849 3
Krzrs. Russian Poland. 1840 3 Gr., Warsaw mint. Good to
fine. All scarce.

Russia. Anna, 1731 to Alex. II, 1875. Y± , Yz, 1* 2, 3 and 5 Ko-
pecks. A variety of sizes and mints, including some of the larg-
est. All different.

Turkey, Roumania, Egypt, Siam, Dutch Indies, Kwang-tung, Chi-
na, Japan (9 including 7 oblong Tempos) Good to fine.

A few Ancient Coins. Denarii of Portia Family, and Imperial,
Elagabalus, Gordian III, (3 vars.) Traj. Decius, also bronze coins
struck at Alexandria, under Roman Emperors and Empresses (5)
etc. Barely fair to good.

Poor and holed. Halfp. (31) and Penny (20) Smaller than eith-
er (57)

Base Coins (67) Ancient bronze, mostly Greek (20) Broken not
counted.

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Medals

AR Silver, AE Bronze or brass, W. m. White metal.

221 1763 Frankfort a/M. Commemoration of the Peace of Huberts-
burg, ending the Seven Years War, whereby Prussia gained Sile-
sia. View of the city. R ZUM ANDENKSN, etc. Fine. AR. 3 2.

222 1774 Marquis of Granby. B. 1790 Coronation of Leop. II. AR.

179 8 Nelson’s victory of the Nile, Aug. I. B. 1830 Death of Geo.
IV. B. Fair to fine. 18-31. 1842 Death of Paul Fred, of Meck-

lenburg-Scliw. AR.

2 23 1814 Capt. Louis Warrington, capture of the English brig-of-war

Epervier. Bust r. R Scene of the conflict. V. fine. Silver. 65.
One in gold was awarded to Warrington, by resolution of Con-
gress, a few of the other officers received it in silver. Rare.

224 1822 Mexico. Inauguration of Agustin, First Emperor. Eagle.
R Inscription in 5 lines. Fine. AR. 35.

225 1862-63 France. Nap. III. “Expedition du Mexique” War Medal,
for engagements at Cumbres | Cerro-Borrego | San-Lorenzo | Pueb-
la | Mexico. Loop and ring. V. fine. 31.

226 1870 Prussia. Iron cross, encircled. Strassb-Sedan-Metz-Paris.
Head of Wilhelm. Fine. Loop. 41.

227 1885 Bismarck. 50 yrs. Service. 70th birthday. Bust. R Leg-
ends. Loop and ring. Fine. Brass. 40.

228 1886 Centnl. of Art Exhib. 1898 Amsterdam, Sep. 6th. Head of
Wilhelmana. N. d. German shooting medal. All pfct. AE. &
B. 2 2-2 4. Academy Medal. LOHN UND EHRE Mathematical
instruments. Fine. AR. 30.

229 Religious Medalets (4) Foreign shop cards, Salzburg Reckon Pfg.
17-70. Gate Token, etc. Good to v. fine. AE, B and AR (1)
19-33.

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A Collection of pieces from the Far-East, Coins, Tem-
ple Money, Lucky Pieces, etc. Many odd and rare.

230 Siam. Bullet money. 14 Tical and Tical (2) Fine. Total wght.

abt. 53 2 grs. 3

231 Java. Lead Amulet or Charm. Characters in cross form; round
hole in centre. R Wreath with cluster of lozenges at opening
above. Ex. fine. 38.

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China. Lucky pieces. Man r, female l. Characters above and
below. R 2 similar characters? Square hole in centre. Fine.
Iron. 31.

Characters in cross form. Sq. hole in centre. 2 with 10 on rev.,
one of which has characters also. All different. Fine. 34 4 2 (2)
Eight unknown characters around border, a ninth in centre. R
Plain. Possibly a War Medal. V. good. Cast-iron. 3 6.

Temple money. Procession of animals (zodiacal signs) and 12
characters, Grecian circle intervening. R Fishes, turtles, etc. and
monkey. Round hole in centre. Fine. 55.

A different procession of animals, a circle of 12 characters, with-
in. R Cat, snake, and other minor objects. Round hole. Fine. 4 8.
Deity facing, standing on 2 radiating forms; sack in l. hand,
lamp? in r. R Plain. Square hole. Fine. 43.

Buddist stdg., at r. male and female at his feet 1. R Square of 6
parallel and 6 horizontal characters. Round hole. Fine. 57.

A different buddist, hair erect; tortoise and serpent below; small
male and female l. R Characters arranged as last, in frame.
Round hole. Fine 57.

Horse, man, crane and tree? R Plain. Coiled borders. Round
hole. Fine. 45.

Procession of 12 animals, 12 characters within. R 8 signs for
divination. Round hole. Fine. 46.

2 Junks sailing, islands above. R 8 characters within a border
of crescents? Round hole. Fine. 43.

Amulet. Rooster within a circle; priest? below. R 2 perpendic-
ular inscriptions. Loop. V. good. 26x50.

Engraved piece. Boars head. R Characters arranged perpendic-
ularly. Oval 34x51. Loop. Brass, silvered.

1850-62 50 Cash. Pao-wu mint. Board of Works. Fine. Very
thick. 56.

Japan. Gold. Koban (small plate, one ryo) Crest of the Mikado
at either end. 4 circular stamps on rev. Oval, 32x57. Fine.

1818- 46 Ni-shu and Ni-bou-kin. Oblongs of low standard. Fine.
7x12, 11x19.

Two more cf the larger pieces in the preceding lot. Fine.

Silver. 17 6 6-71. Gin Go (5) Monme. (Silver five Monme.) Rais-
ed borders, stars on edge. Fine and rare. 22x45.

1819- 30 Oval bean-shape, with fragmentary stamp of Dai-Kokn,
the god of wealth. Good. 10x12, to 19x22.

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Provincial issues. Oval, thin flan, Stamped with various charac-
ters on both sides. Fine. Rare. 38x67.

Another of the same class, larger and more distinctively marked.
Fine. Rare. 52x82.

1818-68 % Bu (3) and 1 do (2) V. fine. 9x10, 15x24.

1869-72 Yen. Dragons. R Natnl. flower. Y. fine.

Copper. 1704-10 10 Cash, size 38. Others smaller, earlier and
later (13) Also 10 pcs. Chinese Cash. Unassorted. Fair to fine.
Akita. 18S3. V2 Sjn. Modelled after the sword guard of the
Diamio of Akita. Pheasants and 8 signs for divination. Fine.
48x52.

RELICS OF THE COLLECTION
of the late

ROBERT HALSTEAD
of New York; City.

Gold Coins. 1812 Half Eagle ($5.) Very fine.

1849 Dollar. First year of coinage. Unc., mint lustre.

1852 Half Dol. Liberty head, 13 six-ptd. stars. R HALF DOL.
CALIFORNIA GOLD. Date within wreath. Milled edge; loop re-
moved, invisible from obv. side. Very fine.

1853 Octagonal Dollar. Liberty head, 10 six-ptd. stars. R * CAL-
IFORNIA ** GOLD. FD. Value, date, in dotted circle. Milled
borders and edge. Abt. fine.

1854 Half Dollar. Liberty head, 11 six-ptd. stars. R HALF
DOL. CALIFORNIA GOLD. Wreath, plain field, star below, bet.
ribbon ends. Milled borders and edge. Field of rev. lightly
scratched, otherwise fine. Rare.

Modern impositions of this series, are carefully searched for and
excluded from my sales.

1855 Three Dollars. Uncirculated, mint lustre.

1860 Five Dols. Clark & Co. on diadem of female head 1. R
PIKES PEAK GOLD DENVER. Eagle as on coins of the mint
series. Uncirculated. Rare.

N. d. Quar. Dol. Liberty head, 11 stars. R *4 DOLLAR within
wreath. Milled borders and edge. Unc.

* BECHTLER RUTHERF: In field, 28: G: R * CAROLINA

DOLLAR. In field, ONE (N is reversed) Milled borders, plain
edge. 2 light test cuts, otherwise about fine.

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Cfi66 C. BECHTLER. RUTHERF: In field, 30. G. Below, a star. R

N: CAROLINA GOLD. DOLLAR. In field, ONE Milled borders and
edge. Ex. fine. Very rare. 1

267 Egypt. Mahmud II, 1223 A. H. 25th yr. — 1831. Memduchjen-

Rebja. Fine. 13. 1

3268 Japan. Prior to 1865. Koban (small plate, one ryo), leaves and

flowers (the crest of the Mikado) at either end. Fine. 3 2x60. 1

'/269 Colonials. 1722 French Colonies, H mint. 1773 Va. (engraved
Thos. Hughes, 1785, probably a love token) Washington Dbl.
headed Cent. Barely fair. 3

270 1783 Washington “Unity” States and military bust. V. good. 2

271 1783 Nova Constellatio. U. S. in Roman letters. Crosby Fig. 73.

Fine; cleaned. 1

f 272 1785 Constellatio. U. S. in script. (1786) Vermontensium, New

Jersey, 1787 Mass. Cent. V. fair to very good. 4

f 273 1787 Conn. New York (setd. fig. 1.) Fugio. 1794 Talbot A. & L.

Fair to about good. 4

274 1787 Fugio. “States United.” Very fine. 1

£*275 1788 Vermont. Mailed bust r. R INDE ET LIB. Very good. 1

- 276 1789 MOTT’S New York card. Clock. R Eagle. Die broken at

clock. Thick planchet. Unc. partly red; rev. impression not
strong. 1

‘277 Half Cents. 1803 ’04 ’08 ’09 ’28 ’29 ’33 Poor to v. good. 7

*0 278 1807 Fine; dark. 1

r 279 1834 ’50 ’51 ’53 ’55 ’56 V. good to fine. 6

c>280 1835 Uncirculated, light olive and red. 1

281 Trimes. 1851 ’56 ’57 ’58 ’59 ’60 Unc., very choice. 8

282 1852 ’53 ’54 ’55 (2) V. good. ’59 ’61 Uncirculated. 8

0 283 Half Dimes. 1831 ’32 ’35 ’36 ’39 ’40 ’41 ’43 ’48 Very good. 9

284 1842 ’55 (O mint) ’57 ’58 ’59 ’60 ’61 Uncirculated. 7

285 1849 ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 ’54 ’55 ’56 ’61 V. good and fine. 9

286 Dimes. 1820 ’21 ’27 ’32 ’34 ’35 ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 ’40 Very fair and

good. 11

287 1832 ’34 ’39 ’45 ’50 ’51 ’52 ’5? ’54 ’56 ’60 V. good and v. fine. 11

288 1841 ’42 ’43 ’47-’50 ’52 ’54-57 Good and v. good. 12

289 1858 ’59 ’60 ’61 Uncirculated. 4

290 Quarter Dols. 1859 ’61 ’62. Half Dol. 1862 Uncirculated. 4

291 Proof set. 1879 1, 3, 5, 10, 25, 50c and Standard and Trade Dols.

Nearly perfect. 1

Hard Times Tokens, etc

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Phoenix. Donkey with large belly. Low 45 and 53. Ex. fine. 2

“Am I not a woman & a sister,” 1838. Kneeling slave. Issued
to advance the cause of freedom. Low 5 4. Unc., partly red. 1

“The sober second thoughts” etc. Bust of Van Buren. Low 5 6.
Brass. Ex. fine, holed, all are that I have seen. Rare. 1

Ship. 1841. R Not One Cent, etc. Low 59. Unc., med. brown. 1
Ship, 1841 Leaves in place of stars. R Female head, 1837. Low
65. 2d “1” in first date, erased, otherwise v. good. Rare. 1

H. Crossman. Ugly female head, 1837. Low 112. Imperfectly
centered, otherwise v. fine, a light brown. 1

Smith’s Clock Establishment, 1837. Lowr 134. Uncirculated,
lightest brown. 1

W. Gibbs. Agriculturist (sic)— N. York. Bouquet of roses, this-
tles, shamrocks, etc. a strong reminder of the Montreal Sou Tok-
en. R A friend — to the constitution. Low 151. V. fine, though
trifling corrosion. Rare. 1

Abraham Riker, Division St. N. Y. R Not One Cent, etc. Low
153. Fine. 1

Others of the series. Females heads, leaves, stars, Mint Drop,
ships, Donkey, boar. Merchants Exchange, Centre Market, Buck-
lin, Feuchtwanger, Clark & Anthony. All in Low. Good to fine. 14
The remainder of the collection. Anderson, Benedict & B. Han-
dy, Haskins, Hathaway, Jarvis, March, Maycock, Phalon, Rich-
ards, Robinson’s, Sise, Walsh. All in Low. Good to fine. 14

Store Cards of the same period and up to War times. Boston,
Taunton, New Haven, New York City (the most; including Kipp
Brown & Co.) Troy, Utica, Windsor, also a few Western and
Southern. Good to uncirculated. 30

The same series, all in bright red copper with plain edges, and
uncirculated. Believed to be restrikes by Messrs. Levick and
Mason, about 18 68 22

War Tokens By merchants, Eastern and Western. Unassorted.
Mostly uncirculated. 102

The same class. Devices in place of merchants names. Flags,
Monitors, Shields, Cannon, Liberty heads, etc. Unassorted. Many
Uncirculated.

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Paper Money

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Colonial. Conn. May 10, 1775 2 Sliil & Sixp. June 19, 1776 1
Shil. & Threep. Fair. Rare.

New York. Feb. 16, 1771 2 Pounds. V. fair, paper on back.
Mch. 5, 177 6 Half Dol. Good as new.

— 1774 8 Shils. 1775 2 do. New York Water Works. Good and
fine.

— 1814 Dec. 26. SIX 6 CENTS and NINE 9 CENTS, by order
of the Corporation. Unsigned. Appears to be two of the origi-
nal notes pasted back to back. Also clipping from newspaper
(probably 1861) with fac-similes, obv. and rev. of the 4, 6, 9 and
12 V2 Cent of the same issue. New Jersey. Elizabethtown, Sept.
26, 1814, TWO CENTS by the corporation. V. fair. Sold as 3
pieces.

New Jersey. Mch. 25, 1776. 1, 1/6, 3, 6, 12, 15, 30 Shillings, and

3 and 6 Pounds. Last 2 printed in blue and red. A complete set
of 9 notes. Uncirculated.

Pennsylvania. June 18, 1764 20 Shil. Oct. 1, 1773 2/6, 5, 10,
15, 20, and 50 Shillings. Fair to v. fine.

— Apr. 10, 1775 9 Pence and 5 Pounds. Dec. 8, 30 and 4 0 Shil.
V. fair and v. fine.

Delaware. Jun. 1, 1759 15 Shil. Fair. Jan. 1, 1776 4, 5, 6 and
10 do Uncirculated. 20 Shil. same issue, fine.

Maryland. Mch. 1, 1770 $6. Apr. 10, 1774 y3 , %, 1, 2, 4 and $8.
Dec. 7, 177 5 $8. Fair to fine.

So. Carolina. Dec. 23, 1776 2, 3 and $4. Printed by Peter Timo-
thy, Charles-Town. Uncirculated.

Continental. May 10, 1775 $6. Feb. 17, 1776 1/6 and $1. Jul.
22, 1776 3 and $30. Nov. 2, 1776 $5. Sept. 26, 1778 $30 and
$40. Fair to ex. fine.

Duplicates of New Jersey and Penn, notes (4) Foreign. Ofen,
Aug. 1, 1849 10 Krzrs. Cards. “For Comptroller, Robt. T. Haws”
and Dupl. of 5th Ave. Line. lc. V. good and fine.

Card Money. With Postage Stamps, loose in envelopes, these
were the earliest substitute for small change, soon after the break-
ing out of the War in 1861, Fractional Currency and metallic
War Cards and Tokens, followed them. E. T. S. M. Co. 5c. Fifth
Ave. Line lc. B. Follett & Co. 10c. A. DeForest, Ann Arbour,
5c. L. Grapow, “Good for One Cent” handwriting, signature and
wax seal. (2 vars.) Fine and pfct.

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F. Kinder, 2c. Jos. Phillips, lc. J. B. Prote, lc (2 vars.) and 2c
All Hastings, (N. Y. or Mich.) Jacob Meyer, N. Y. lc. and un-
known. Very fine.

Encased Postage Stamp. Dougan | 102 Nassau St. | Corner of
Ann. | New York. R A 3c stamp. Mica slightly chipped, other-
wise very fine. Rare.

Embossed Cards. 1865 ’68 ’70 ’76. Bliss & Hutchings, Brokaw
Bros. Metallic Shingle, Hope Mutual Life, Ridley & Co. So. Am.
Fever & Ague Remedy, 3d Ave. Savings Bank. Rubber Cards.
Hodgman, Schiffer, Waller (Conductor) Mostly pfct.

Fractional Currency. New and crisp unless otherwise stated.
1st. Issue. 5, 10, 25, 50c, the last, ex. fine. Without ABNCo. on
back. Perforated edges. Rare set.

2d. Issue. Washington in bronze oval. 5 and 2 5c. Without let-
ters or figures on back.

— 10c Split Fibre paper. T — 1 — 18 — 63 on back. Very rare.

— 5 0c Split Fibre paper; carmine back; letters as last. V. rare.
3d Issue. 3c Washington. Light curtain. Rare.

— 5c Clark, 10c Washington, Small “1” at l. 25c Fessenden,
small “a” at lower /.

— 50c Spinner. Old and new backs.

— 50c Justice. Heavy, fibre paper. A — 2—6 — 5 on back. Ex.
fine.

— Red backs. 5c Clark. Rare.

— — 10c Washington. Rare.

— — 25c Fessenden. Rare.

— — 50c Spinner, 50c Justice, the latter with autographic sig-
natures. Good and v. good.

4th Issue. 10c Liberty. 25c Washington.

— 15c Columbia. Most in demand of the entire series.

— 5 0c Lincoln. Watermarked paper.

— 5 0c Stanton.

5th Issue. 10c Meredith, green and red seals. 50c Dexter. Ex.
fine and unc.

Northern War Script. Conn. Hartford. P. Jewell & Sons, Tal-
cott & Post (2 types of the 5c) New London. John Jeffery. Good
to unc.

New York. Brooklyn, order on Brooklyn Bk. Grand St. & New-
town R. R. New York City. Order on Broadway Bk. by Rush-
ton, Druggist. The last stamped subsequently “secured by spec-
ial deposits’’ Ex. fine and unc.

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342 Albany, Kingston, Newburgh (2) Poughkeepsie (2) Rondout (2)

Schenectady, Troy (2 dif. signatures and paper) good to unc. 11

343 New Jersey. Hoboken, Jersey City and City Bk. Middletown Point,

Newark. Some of the handsomest issues of the series. Fine to
pfct. 6

34 4 Michigan. Detroit, State Bk. Savings Bk. Seitz & Co. Washte-
naw Co. Ypsilanti, Bogardus, the City and A. H. Smith. V. good
and ex. fine. 8

345 Southern War Script. Banks, Railroads, etc. 1861-62 (8) Also

Northern issues, Hard Times period. No. River Ex. Co. 1837
50c. Lancaster (Penn.) 1841 12 ^c. Fair to very good. 10

346 No. Carolina. 1861-63 10, 25, 50c, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and $50. Most-
ly fine. All different. 16

347 Confederate States. 1862 ’63 ’64 50c to $100. Mostly v. fine. 12

jftlebals of i^apolcan

Commemorating events of his life — including many war
campaigns — during the Republic, Consulate and Empire,
and to his death at St Helena.

All original, not a restrike among them. In bronze and per-
fect, unless otherwise stated, Many are rare.

1797

348 Revolution in Genoa. Young bust of Bonaparte, in military coat.
Below, (Itai.) “Grateful Liguria” R Bust of Faipoult, minister of

the new republic of France. V. fine; slightly chafed. 51. 1

1800

'349 Passage of St. Bernard. Head of First Consul r. by Montangny.
Bonaparte on horseback, wielding a thunderbolt, through moun-

tain gorge. Lightly chafed on highest parts of hair. 59. 1

350 Attempt on his life by Infernal machine, Dec. 24. Bust l. K In-
scription in 10 lines. 50. 1

351 Cisalpine Republic re-established. Head l. by Lavy. K Hercules

raising Italy from the ground. 52. 1

352 Bust of First. Consul, with names of the other two. K In French,
on the laying of the corner-stone of the National Column on the

site of the Bastile. 42. 1

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Battle of Marengo. Bust of First Consul within wreath, by Bre-
net. R In French, words of Bonaparte to his army at the begin
ning of the action, in 9 lines. 50.

1801

Peace of Luneville. Bust of First Consul r. by Andrieu. R Fe-
male stdg. holds cornucopiae and laurel branch. 42.
Be-establishment of Beligion. Barehead of First Consul i* B
Prudence stdg. before Notre Dame, holds arm of female setd. be-
side ruins of church. 51.

1802

Peace of Amiens. Laur. head l. by Dumarest. B Bonaparte as
Mars holding Victory in his l. hand and olive branch in r. which
he offers to Britannia, reclining against setd. lion. 49.
Organization of Public Instruction. Bare head, without legend.
B Young Roman at study. 40.

Legion of Honor, instituted by Napoleon Bonaparte, when First
Consul, May 19. Bare head r. B Cross of the Order on oak and
olive wreath. 40.

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Rupture of the Peace of Amiens. Bull-dog destroying scroll. R
(Fr. ) “Struck with the silver of the mines of Hanover, fourth
year of Bonaparte’’ Victory on horse, speeding r. 41. 1

Bare head r. without legend, by Jeuffroy. R Venus de Medici.

39. !

School of Mines, Mont Blanc. Laur. head r. R Nude, aged and
bearded man, crouching through stoney crevices; at lower l. a
minute mining scene. 40. 1

1801

Coronation at Paris. Medal by Merlen. Napoleon elevated on a
shield, held by 4 warriors. The British hydra vomiting daggers.

R Inscription in wreath, date in chronogram. 44. 1

The Medal Mint re-established. Laur. head. Denon Dir. | An-
drieu F. Moneta presents a medal to Clio; a coining press be-
tween them. 41. 1

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0364 Entertained by the City of Paris. Laur. head l. by Galle. R
TVTELA PRAESENS (personal protection) Napoleon in Roman
costume, setd. on carule chair, female personifying the city, stands
before him, with extended, arms, and open hands. 6 8.

■0365 Coronation at Paris. Laur. head r. R LE SENAT ET LE PEU-
PLE. A Roman Senator and a soldier — representing the Senate
and the people — hold the Emperor on a shield. 41.

0 366 Completion of the Code. Statue of the Emperor, laureate, in to-
ga. R Statue of Minerva of Valletri. The statue here represent-
ed, was executed by Chaudet, by decree of the Legislature, Mch.
24, 1804. 42.

367 Feasts of the Coronation, given at the Hotel de Ville. Heads of
Napoleon and Josephine. R A large eagle, resting on branches of
laurel and oak. 35.

368 Camp of Boulogne. Laur. head r. unsigned, without legend. R
Hercules binding the British leopard. 41.

1805

- 369 Raising the Camp of Boulogne. Here 160,000 soldiers and 17,000
sailors were assembled, to invade England. R Eagle before
throne, thunderbolt above. 41.

370 Column of the Grand Army. Laur. head r. by Andrieu. R View
of the monument in Place Vendome. 40.

371 Recapture of flags at Inspruch. R The Emperor stdg., laur.
wearing a short curass, holds statue of Victory in r. hand. 41.

372 Coronation at Milan May 23. R The Iron Crown of Lombardy,
with year and month below. 41.

, 373 Foundation of the Order of the Iron Crown. Head by Droz. R
ORDINE DELLA CORONA DI FERRO. The decoration of the
Order. Oct. 33.

374 School of Medicine. Laur. head r. R Aesculapius and his son
Telesphorus, stdg. 41.

f 375 Battle of Austerlitz. Laur. head by Droz. R A winged thunder-
bolt. 41.

376 Address on the bridge of Lech. Laur. head. R The Emperor on
horseback, in Roman costume, haranging his soldiers. 41.

377 Peace of Pressburg. Laur. head. R Temple of Janus closed. 41.

378 Cession of Venice, by the treaty of Pressburg. Laur. head. R
The Realto. 41.

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O 879 Interview of 2 Emperors. Laur. head r. R Napoleon in Roman
costume, meets Fran. II, of Austria, in long robes. A standard
bet. them, flags at their feet. 41.

1806

Conquest of Naples. Laur. head r. R Man-headed bull r. cwnd
by Victory. 41.

Confederation of the Rhine. Laur. head r. R 14 German Prin-
ces swearing fidelity, right hand resting on fasces. 41.

Marriage of the Prince of Baden and Stephanie Napoleon. Laur.
head r. R The Prince and Princess stdg. hands joined, earnestly
conversing. 41.

Capitulation of Spandau, Stettin, Magdebourg and Custrin. R
Four females, each wearing a civic crown and dropping the city
key. 41. Slight stain on rev.

Campaign of the year. Bust l. head in lion skin. R ISTRIE, DAL-
MATIE, NAPLES, etc. within continuous olive wreath. 52.

The Emperor’s entrance to Berlin. Laur. head r. R The Bran-
denburg Gate. 41.

Granting of Sovereignties. R Imperial throne; before it a table,
on which are crowns and sceptres. 3 crowns are on the floor be-
low. 41.

Passage of the Rhine at Mayence. Napoleon mtd. crossing on
pontoon, sappers precede, soldiers follow. I OCTOBRE etc. 41.
Cession of Istria to France, by the treaty of Presburg. R Porti-
co of the Temple of Augustus at Pola. Below, LTSTRI-E CON-
QUISE. 41.

Triumphal Arch. Laur. head r. by Droz. R View of the Arch,
below, AUX ARMEES, etc. 41.

1807

390 The eagles of France on the Vistula (a river in Prussia) R The
nymphe of the Vistula, nude, reclining. SIGNIS VLTRA etc. 40.

391 Battle of Eyiau. Laur. head r. by Andrieu. R (Lat.) “To Victo-
ry still constant” The Emperor, as Diomedes, holding a sword and
a Victory. 41.

392 The Simplon. Head r. by Andrieu. R Nude giant, bearded, setd.
in mountain gorge; roadway and troops ascending. Exergue,
SIMPLON. 40.

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398

399

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Peace of Tilset. Heads of Alex. Fred. Wm. and Napoleon. R
NIEMEN. The god of Niemen, reclining on urn, from which wat-
er is pouring. 4 0. 1

Delay at Osterode. NAPOLEON A OSTERODE. Head r. R FA-
BIUS CUNCTATOR. Head of Fabius Maximus, the famous dic-
tator in the second Punic War. 40. 1

Grand Duchy of Warsaw. Laur. head r. R PRISCA DECORA
RESTITUTA (Ancient splendor restored) Throne, on which a
crown; sceptre r. sword l. 40. 1

Victories of the 14th of June. Laur. head r. R Victory stdg. in-
scribing oval tablet, XIV. JUNI | MARINGO | FRIEDLAND. 41. 1

Route from Nice to Rome. Head r. R Female, semi-nude, setd.
arm resting on wheel, shore below, mountains peak behind. 40. 1

1808

Entrance to Madrid. Head r. laur. R Gate of Alcala. 41. 1

1809

Opening of the Ourcq Canal. Head of Napoleon r. laur. R Fe-

male, personifying the city of Paris, setd. on prow of galley; nude
nymph at either side, pouring w'ater from urn. 40. 1

Bank of France. Laur. head r. by Droz. R Female setd. 1. holds
oak branch. A few small spots, not prominent. Ex. fine. 68. 1

Battle of Essling — Passage of the Danube. River god destroying
pontoon bridge. R Troops crossing bridge over the Danube. 40. 1

Advance of the French eagles beyond the Raab. R River-god re-
clining on his urn. 41. 1 -

The return of Aquila. Head r. R AQVILA REDVX. River-god
reclining. Temple on bluffs above. 4 0. 1

1810

Orphans of the Legion of Honor. Head of Napoleon r. R Young
girl setd. leaning against tomb. 41. 1

Laur. head i. without legend. R “Premiere Decade du Dix-neuvi-
eme Siecle” Minerva setd. with wreaths and laurels to ditsrib-
ute. 68. 1

Marriage of the Emperor. Heads of Napoleon and M. Louise of
Austria. R Full length figures stdg. before Hyman’s altar. 41. 1

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Retreat of the Army. Head by Andrieu. R Boreus pursuing re-
treating warrior. 40.

Entrance into Moscow. Laur. head r. R The Kremlin; French
eagle with standard, planted on ramparts. 41.

Battle of Moscow. Laur. head by Droz. R Hercules combatting
2 giants, others slain at his feet. 5 6.

Same event. R Mtd. Hussar in enemies redoubt, put soldiers to
flight. 41.

Capture of Wilna. Laur. head r. R 2 Polish chiefs in national
dress, swearing fidelity to Napoleon, who receives their sword and
shield. 41.

1811

411a Baptism of the Kign of Rome. Laur. head l. by Andrieu. With-
out legend. R The Emperor stdg. in state robes, holding infant
son over baptismal font. Portions of head and neck rubbed. 6 8.

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1813

Monument of Mount Cenis. R CONFIANCE FORCE. Eagle on
throne, on summit of rockey mountain. 40.

Battle of Lutzen. Bust in military coat, by Denon. R Cossack
and Prussian cavalryman, galloping r. fleeing before the French
Army. 41.

1814

Battle of Montereau. A similar bust, by Brenet. R Napoleon in
biga of winged horses. Obv. a little rubbed. 41.

Head same as 413. R Fortune stdg. in galley; broken wheel
above stern. FORTUNE ADVERSE. 41.

Misfortunes of the War. Bust same as 414 R Cossack, dismount-
ed, pursues mother, child and daughter.

Regency of Marie-Louise. DEFENSE DE L’EMPIRE. Bust r.
R Bust of M. Louise. Rubbed on cheek. 41.

Abdication at Fontainbleau. Bust same as 416 R The Emperor
signing his abdication; personification of Discord behind him. 41.

1814-15

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Sojourn at Elba. Bust same as 416. R Fortune setd on a rock;
signs of the Zodiac around border. 41.

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20 Return from Elba. XXVI. Fevrier, etc. Cwnd eagle, with cross
of the Legion of Honor, flying above shore; desolate island in the

distance. R The Emperor welcomed by grenadier and peasant.

41. 1

21 The Emperor swearing to the Constitution. Bust same as 416.

R A Senator and representative of the people, administering the
oath. 41. 1

22 Battle of Waterloo. Laur. head r. by Rogat. R WATERLOO. —

18 JUIN 1815 R Eagle assailed by 4 vultures. A trifle chafed. 41. 1

23 “Napoleon j s’ embarque | a Rochefort | le VIII Juillet | M. DCCC.

XV.’’ 27. 1

24 Sojourn at St. Helena. Laur. head r., unsigned and without leg-

end. R Napoleon setd. inscribing tablet, held by Victory stdg. A
few light nicks. 40. 1

1821

25 Death at St. Helena, May 5th. Head as last. R Victory kneel-
ing at his tomb. 40. 1

26 Bust l. in c’ouds, resting on eagle. R Date and place of birth

and death. 4 0. 1

1833

27 Replacing o? the statue, of Napoleon, erected in Place Vendome,

1810; taken down, 1814. The first in loose mantle, the other in
military dress, with long coat and hat, in which he is so well
known. 56. 1

Miscellaneous American and Foreign Medals.

28 Bronze. Electrotype shells of obv. GENERAL LA FAYETTE.

Head l. AE and same silvered. Washington Statue, Union Sq.

N. Y. 1861. Schiller’s lOOdth birthday. 1859. Fine to pfct.
42-54. 4

29 Washington Statue and Schiller, as last. Bombardment of Ft.
Sumter, 1861. Stephen Gerard. Firemans Medal, 1860. Wash-
ington. R Tomb at Mt. Vernon (in silver, size 19) etc. Fine to
pfct. AE. B. and AR. 19-50.

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MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS

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Sage’s Historical Tokens. Old Sugar House, N. Y. Richmond
Hill House, Washington’s Headquarters at Valley Forge, etc. Abt.
pfct. 31.

White Metal. War and Soldiers. Scott, Grant, Sherman, Han-
cock, 7th Regt. N. Y. visit to Phila. 1876. Bombardment of Ft.
Sumter. Fine to pfct. 3 holed as issued. 31-64.

Lovett’s Presidential series, 1-4 and 6-9. Washington, Adams,
Jefferson, etc. About pfct. 35.

Columbus, Ileenan, Lincoln (2, on his death) Schiller (2) Fine to
pfct. 3 holed as issued. 2 8-4 0.

Air ship, N. Y. Atlantic Cable, Gt. Eastern (2 types) Nassau Wat-
er Works, etc. Mostly pfct. 27-34.

Buildings. Barnum’s Museum, Centnl. Washington’s Inaugura-
tion 18 89, •with view of Subtreasury, N. Y. Crystal Palace, N. Y.
Main Bldg. Phila. and Odd Fellows Hall, N. Y. Good to pfct.
38-51.

English. 1840 Marriage of Victoria, 1843 Orphan Asylum at
Wanstead, 1849 Alfred Jubilee, 1000 yrs. 1851 Exhibition. (2
types) 1854 Scene of havoc and slaughter at Balaklava, 1856 Vis-
it of Nap. Ill and Eugenie, etc. Fine to pfct. 27-53.

Canada. 1860 Victoria Bridge. 51. France. 1855 Palace of
Industry, with head of Nap. II and Eugenie. 50. Germany.
Ernst Moritz Arndt, bust r. 3 9. Good to v. fine.

Politicals. First 8 Presidents, medallion of each. Harrison (4,
1 very poor, but possibly the rarest) Fillmore, Fremont, Buchan-
an (2) Bell, McClellan, Johnson, etc. Various metals. Many fine.
Clay & Frelinghuysen, with head of Clay, 18 45. Polk & Dallas,
with head ol Polk. Beautiful gilt shells, joined, somewhat re-
sembling buttons. Loop and ring. Perfect. Rare. 25.

Lincoln. Campaign of 1860. Bust r. and 1. and head l. Pfct.
W. m. 31, 34, 41.

Jefferson Davis. 1861. Man hanging on gibbet. R “Death | to
| Traitors” Brass, silvered. Ex. fine. Rare. 2 4.

Masonic Meaals. Bust of Kane, the Arctic Explorer. R Mosaic
pavement, 3 steps, columns etc. 185 9. AE and W. m. silvered.
Pfct. 51.

War Medal. Crimea, bar SEBASTOPOL. Edge, Pte. Danl. Mc-
Cormick, 9 7. Regt. V. good. Silvei. Fenian Brotherhood. Harp
on crossed canon. Loop, ribbon and pin. Fine. W. m. 31. Al-
so a cwnd eagle, in brass, belonging to soldiers accoutrements.
V. fair.

MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS

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Medals of Religion, School and Temperance. American and For-
eign. Good to pfct. AE, B and W. m. 15-52. 14

England. The Queen, Prince Albert and Britain’s hopes. Minute
medalets. 16 (some duplicates) France. Nap. I, III, Eugenie,
Prince Jerome, Napoleon, etc. also Victor Emmanuel. All with
loops. Brass and pfct. 14. Others varying (4). 34

The modern Shekel. 2 from the same dies. Silver and W. m.

Pfct. 34. 2

Miscellaneous Foreign.

Silver. Dollars size. Mexico. 1845 8 Rls. Go. mint. Maximil-
ian 18 67 Peso. V. good. 2

New Granada. 1839 Bogota 8 Rls. Eagle and cornucopias.

Good. Scarce. 1

Saxony. Jno. Geo. IV, 1694 Mortuary Thlr. Pyramid in military
camp. R Perspective view of pyramid, emblazoned with arms of
Wettin and Saxony. V. good. Scarce. 1

Naples and Sicily. Ferd. & Maria Carolina, 1772 Piastre on the
birth of Princess Maria Theresa. Busts of the king and queen.

R Queen setd. holding infant; view of Naples bay and Vesuvius.

V. Good. Scarce. 1

Turkey 1203 A. H. Tunis 1201 A. H. and Algiers 1203 A. H. Base
Dollars or pieces of 2 0 Piastres. Struck in the reign of Selim
III, 1789-1807. V. fair and good. 41-43. 3

Below Dol. size. Wood’s Museum 1857 (2) Mexico 1839 2 Rls.

1842 (4 Rl. (2 mints) Nicaragua 1816 (4 Rl. Good to fine. 6

Honduras, 1831 2 Rls. Cundinamarca, 1821 Rl. Ecuador, 1835
2 Rls. Peru, 1850 Rl. Arequipa, 1838 4 Rls. Good to fine, some
scarce. 5

England. Jas. I, 1603 6d. Geo. IV, 1822 Colonial 1/16 and y8
Dol. Victoria, 1, 1(4 and 2d. Good to ex. fine. 6

Groningen, 3 765, Stvr. France, 1842 (4 Fc. 1847 25c. Spain,

1825 2 Rls. Hesse, 1823 % Thlr. Prussia, 1760 y3 Thlr. Salz-
burg, 1791 20 Krzrs. Fair to ex. fine. 7

Italy, Lombardy-V. Naples and Sicily, Tuscany, Greece. 1759-

«

1836. Size of Dime and above. Good to unc. 8

Turkey, 12 55 A. H. 5 Piastres. India, Rupees of Native states
(3) and a thin %? Rupee. V. good and fine. 5

Siam. The famous “bullet money” 1/32, y8, (4 and 1 Tical. The
first is very rare. Fine.

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FOREIGN COINS

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474

475

476

Duplicates of the % and 1 Tical. Madras, Chas. II Fanum, CC
linked. R Deity. V. good.

Base Coins, West Indies, Holland, Germany, Austria, Switzer-

land, (many of last) etc. Good to fine. Many early. Unassorted. 7
Culled from the preceding. Ex. fine and unc. 1830-61. I

Turkey. Mahmoud II, 1808-39 Various values and yrs. 10. Tun-
is, same reign. 13, 17, and 2 8 to 3 9. Most of the large. Good
to v. fine. 11

Copper Coins. Canada. 1808 ’ll ’13 ’14 ’15 (6 vars.) ’20 ’25 ’30
’32 etc. to 1855. Sous (4) and others without date (3) Including
4 Pennies. Fair, good and fine. 31

Others culled from the preceding, by reason of preservation and
uniformity of light olive colors. 182 0 Sloop, 1837 Bk. of Mon-
treal, Halfp. City Bk. Penny. 1850 Plalfp. ’54 Penny. Bk. of
U. C. ’57 Halfp. as last. P. E. I. of same date. Also Sou, B.716.
Very choice.

Barbadoes, M. Tolanto, Haiti, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, etc. Good to
fine; some scarce; several large. 1

England. Geo. II, III, IV, Wm. IV and Victoria. Hlf. Far. to
Penny (13) Ireland, Man, etc. (5) Fair to fine. 1

Victoria. 184 8 Model 1/1 6th, y8th and % th Farthings, with 2
vars. of last. Fine. Copper. Scarce lot. Size 7 to 10% mlm.

1848 Model !i , % and 1 Penny. Brass silvered. 7 to 10 mlm.

N. d. Model Penny. Copper with silver? centre. V. good and
fine. =

Conder Halfp. Tokens. 1 788-9S Good to very fine. l4<

Norway, Sweden, Denmark, France, Spain, Portugal. Many large.

Fair to fine. 28

Germany, Austria, Switzerland. Mostly small and of the 18th
century. V. good to fine. 31

Italy, Lombardy-V. Naples and Sicily, Papal, etc. A number
large. Good to fine. 25

Naples and Sicily. Time of Ferd. I, Chas. and Johanna, Chas. V,

Phil. II, IV, etc. Poor and fair, they very rarely come better. 8
have date. 14:

Russia, Poland, Liberia, Morocco, Persia, Siam- (1/16 and % Fu-
ang, in lead) Fair to fine, most of best. 15

British India, Ceylon, Straits, Sumatra, Sultana, Siam, China, Ja-
pan, etc. Possibly a few dups. Good to fine. 32

Culled from the preceding, uncirculated, mostly red. Canada,

Jersey, France, German States, India, etc. 23

MISCELLANEOUS

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477

Foreign shop cards, Spielmarks, counters, military buttons (2)
College button (silver, engraved 1795) All conditions, with the
better prevailing. 34

A Collection of Chinese Coins, Lucky pieces and Temple

Money.

Every piece ticketed and described.

0 478

Characters m cross form, square hole in centre. “Good wishes” 49. 1

479

Another well wisher. 8 signs for divination, R Perpendicular
inscriptions. Round hole in centre. Fine. 45. 1

,£7480

A third kind remembrance. Characters in cross form. R 5 per-
pendicular columns of inscriptions. Round hole in centre. 4 4. 1

r0481

Stork and dear, emblems of longevity. Ins. “May long life, rich-
es and honor, gems and gold, fill your hall.” Round hole. Fine.

42. 1

^0482

Sailors Amulet. Sailor, tortoise, bird, etc. “Great gains with
fair winds, 10,000% on your capital” Round hole. Fine. 44. 1

3*483

Others smaller, though very distinct in character, some with or-
nate borders. Good to fine. 23-30. 7

^484

Others varying, chiefly Cash of periods prior to 18th century. In-
cluding a few of Japan. Good to v. fine. Sizes up to 36. 31

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Glass coins of Egypt, etc. Green (2 shades) Amber and clear
white. Fair to fine. A rare lot. 17 to 27. 7

486

Porcelain Tokens of Bankok (4) Cowrie shells (3) Good to v.fine. 7

'c>487

A few Ancient Coins.

Ancient Greece. Seleucid Kings of Syria. Demetrius I (Soter)

B. C. 16 2-150 Tetr. Head of the king diademed. R Tysche en-
throned, holding sceptre and cornucopiae. Flan a little irregu-
lar in form. Fine. 1

"488

Alex. I (Bala) B. C. 152-144 Tetr. Head of the king diademed.

R Zeus enthroned. Fine. 1

' 489

Parthian Drachm. Denarius of Gallienus and a Dirhem of the
Fireworshippers. Fair. 3

490

Rome. Large Bronze. Domotian. Second do. Nero, Vespasian,
Domitian, Ant. Pius and Faustina II. Also 2 types of the late
Quadrans which preceded the Imperial series. Barely fair to
about good. 8

32

ANCIENT BRONZE COINS

/ 491

Small Bronze. Maximianus, Gallienus, Claudius II, Maxentius,
Constans, Constantine the Gt. Gratianus, etc. with some earlier.
Barely fair to good ]

/ 49 2

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495

Poor and barely fair. Large Bronze (8) Middle do (18). I

Same class of the smaller kinds. c

Byzantine (9) Urtukees (8) Poor and fair. 1

Poor and holed. About all periods and kinds. 10

ANOTHER PROPERTY.

?cT496

’5~497

17 9 4 Half Dollar. Good, very good for the piece.
17 95 Dollar. Bust type. Very good.

t. 498
?^99
500

cici 501

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1799 Dollar. Very good, nearly fine.

1803 Half Eagle ($5.) Fine.

19 00 Lafayette Dollar. Fine.

Dimes. 1820 ’21 (small and large dates) ’2 3 ’24 ’27 Very good
and fine. Specimens of this class are rarely offered in a single
lot.

/ £ O 502

Foreign Dots. Guatemala. 1831 8 Rls. Rising sun, 5 mountain
peaks. Fine.

503

Peru. 1S7 5 Sol. Arms. R Liberty setd. Fine.

504

505

506

Brazil. Jno. VI, 1821 960 Reis. Arms. R Value, date, etc. Fine.
LaPlata. 1815 8 Sids. Sun in splendor. About fine.

Flanders. M. Theresa. 1769 Ecu. Cwnd arms. R Brabant
cross. V. good. ]

507

Sardinia. Chas. Felix, 18 26 5 Lire. Head and arms. Fine. 1

508

Japan. The Modern Yen, with value in English. Ex. fine. 1

FINIS.

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